holding that signature gatherers could not be enjoined from gathering signatures at the Lloyd Center because the Center’s invitation to the public “was broad and for more than commercial activity”
How later courts described this case
- holding that signature gatherers could not be enjoined from gathering signatures at the Lloyd Center because the Center’s invitation to the public “was broad and for more than commercial activity”
- describing the Lloyd Center property
- injunction against trespass at Lloyd Center will not issue if it would cause serious injury to public interest
- injunction against soliciting signatures for initiative at shopping mall lifted on nonconstitutional grounds
Written by the judges who cited it.
The opinion
PETERSON, C. J.,
dissenting.
I join in the opinion of Justice Carson. I am impelled to add that the majority, without unction, has interred over one hundred years of good trespass injunction law. This three-sentence opinion will be its only tombstone.